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After talking my mouth off at a less than amazing interview, I was somehow offered the post as this years Blast Arts Reporter for North Yorkshire. My very first assignment was a two day training weekend down at ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Bristol.

The Next Big Things!

The Competition

Sat in a room with fancy glass doors and shiny equipment and these people I aspired to be, it was strange. I was looking around a room of fellow Blast Reporters, and finally realising that I was one of them.

I've always been a writer. Just a girl scarily obsessed with music. Someone with a passion for media, and a real enthusiasm for my local community. Now, I was all these things, but with one big difference - I didn't feel like the only one!

Over the two says, we were shown all the tricks of the trade - from how to handle interviews in front of the camera, to the all-important risk assessment requirements. Yes, working in the media does involve paperwork!

A night in a hotel, free food, super company, and several opportunities to pose in front of camera's - needless to say, I had a pretty amazing time at ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Bristol with my fellow reporters.